It’s sometimes hard for us to realize what its like to be starving. But its not so difficult for Haitians to understand completely. We constantly are confronted with the issue of hunger in our work in Haiti. Recently we launched a feeding program that provides a meal, at school,
We have made several shipments of supplies to Haiti over the passed few months. These shipments are made possible in thanks to those who donate needed items, the volunteers who pack the boxes, the donors who help pay to ship the boxes, and the volunteers that drive the boxes
Some young folks in New England, that’s who! It is so refreshing to see the giving, caring and interaction between the youth that we’ve taken on some of these trips. Whether its in carrying sacks of rice or playing ball with a small child, it’s great to watch these
Water is essential to life. Unfortunately, access to clean drinking water is lacking in many areas not only in Haiti, but around the world. A few years ago, we were blessed to have partnered with Joe Hurston, of Air Mobile Ministries, and set up a water filtration system in Cabois,
We’re so happy to have local businesses helping out! The generosity shown has been a wonderful thing. We have been able to more because of the kind hearts of the managers, owners, staff and friends of several local businesses. Tina Puzo, manager of the Auburn branch of HomeTown Bank
Partnering with LifeSpring Missions, we at Project Nourish were able to prepare several boxes to ship to Haiti. The time and effort given by these volunteers is admirable and greatly appreciated. Volunteers filled the boxes with generously donated shoes, clothes, medical supplies, and other important resources. This shipment will
Thanks to the generosity of Bill and Peter of Standard Door Supply in allowing the use of a truck and driver, we were able to transport a large shipment of goods to NY for delivery to Haiti. The New England based company provided the truck from their Worcester, MA
Recently the staff at Project Nourish teamed up with local volunteers to pack boxes and prepare them for shipping to Haiti. We are so pleased to have these nice people donating their time in an effort that translates into changed lives in a Third World environment. We had over
In the efforts of Project Nourish to address the needs of the remote mountain village of Cabois and the surrounding communities, we need to have buildings to work out of for a clinic, storage, teaching, etc. Of course this kind of thing doesn’t happen over night; it takes time,
Some of the very most appreciated gifts that we are able to give to our Haitian friends are shoes. Thanks to a donation of several pairs of little girls’ shoes, by a donor named Nichole, we were able to make some toddlers and parents very happy in providing them
